Hokay, first, how many creatures had to be in that car before a clown emerged and second, does this mean each clown that comes out has a nuclear bomb?! :-b
more like a devolution with the GOP lurking about the human race. How do I loathe thee, let me count the ways, you worthless swine afflicted upon our beloved country, the U.S. of A.
From a review of “Pulp Empire The Secret History of Comic Book Imperialism:” "Not that comic books weren’t also useful for those in power. Lt. Gen. Leslie Groves, erstwhile director of the Manhattan Project, recruited the comic strip characters Blondie and Dagwood, along with Mandrake the Magician, Popeye, and the warring couple Maggie and Jiggs, to explain the mysteries of atomic fission in a King Features comic, “Splitting the Atom—Starring Dagwood and Blondie.” Millions of copies were distributed. Some even made light of the situation: “Donald Duck’s Atom Bomb,” created by the Disney studio for a Cheerios breakfast cereal, has Donald unleash a home-made bomb (whose recipe includes a “mashed meteorites,” “the juice of one lightning bolt,” and “ten cat hairs”) on Duckburg, then recoup the disaster by selling the irradiated citizens his “Atomic Hair Growth.” (The Nation, February 7/14, 2022, pp. 39-42)
P.S. Sorry about the quotes—the ital feature doesn’t seem to be working properly this morning. . .
I don’t think we’re headed for a repeat of the Cretaceous-Paleogene event (75% of all species extinct). I think we’re headed for another Permian Extinction (90-96%).
The existence of nuclear weapons represents a failure on the part of humanity. An adult, intelligent species would never have or even perceive the need for such things. The flaws in our way of life that cause and allow the creation of nuclear weapons are the same flaws that inevitably give control of them to madmen and clowns.
If Putin pushes his red button, we will push our red button. That will end all speculation about planet killer asteroids. They will no longer be needed.
What was that science fiction story about a star that went supernova around 3400 BCE, thereby obliterating all its planets, including the one with intelligent life? Yes, THAT one, the light of which reached Earth just in time to guide the Three Wise Guys to Bethlehem. Was that God’s work too?
C almost 3 years ago
Amphibians to marsupials huh?
jvo almost 3 years ago
No marsupials were drawn in the making of this cartoon
Say What Now‽ Premium Member almost 3 years ago
^Devolution of critical thinking.
Bilan almost 3 years ago
It’s always the clown that has the nuclear bomb.
wallylm almost 3 years ago
Hokay, first, how many creatures had to be in that car before a clown emerged and second, does this mean each clown that comes out has a nuclear bomb?! :-b
fuzzbucket Premium Member almost 3 years ago
You can’t keep volatile people from having weapons, so you must keep the right to have your own… on both a national and a personal level.
Viktor Sirin almost 3 years ago
https://pandasthumb.org/
jimchronister2016 almost 3 years ago
You got this on right on Mike! What a shame that we are destined to destroy ourselves through IGNORANCE AND GREED!!!
admiree2 almost 3 years ago
The Bomb is for the hurricane which is what a Fat Orange Clown would plan to use it. What could go wrong?
Doug K almost 3 years ago
That clown coming out with the bomb represents all of us.
The Old Wolf almost 3 years ago
Sad but frighteningly true. I fear we are about to reset the world to ashes and cockroaches.
wmbrainiac almost 3 years ago
Impressive
Count Olaf Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Putin the Clown… nice imagery
keenanthelibrarian almost 3 years ago
Cruel. Cruel, but fair.
smartty cat almost 3 years ago
more like a devolution with the GOP lurking about the human race. How do I loathe thee, let me count the ways, you worthless swine afflicted upon our beloved country, the U.S. of A.
Ontman almost 3 years ago
But why are there still fish?
1953Baby almost 3 years ago
From a review of “Pulp Empire The Secret History of Comic Book Imperialism:” "Not that comic books weren’t also useful for those in power. Lt. Gen. Leslie Groves, erstwhile director of the Manhattan Project, recruited the comic strip characters Blondie and Dagwood, along with Mandrake the Magician, Popeye, and the warring couple Maggie and Jiggs, to explain the mysteries of atomic fission in a King Features comic, “Splitting the Atom—Starring Dagwood and Blondie.” Millions of copies were distributed. Some even made light of the situation: “Donald Duck’s Atom Bomb,” created by the Disney studio for a Cheerios breakfast cereal, has Donald unleash a home-made bomb (whose recipe includes a “mashed meteorites,” “the juice of one lightning bolt,” and “ten cat hairs”) on Duckburg, then recoup the disaster by selling the irradiated citizens his “Atomic Hair Growth.” (The Nation, February 7/14, 2022, pp. 39-42)
P.S. Sorry about the quotes—the ital feature doesn’t seem to be working properly this morning. . .
viking-riverrat almost 3 years ago
I really like this one. Outstanding , thank you.
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member almost 3 years ago
It doesn’t take a genius to destroy something, nor to build something grand. But it takes a pretty smart cookie to keep the dummies in check.
kv450 almost 3 years ago
Hey, Herschel – you listening?
grocks almost 3 years ago
Scary because it’s so true.
Display almost 3 years ago
Is the clown the one that’s going to bomb hurricanes or the one that’s going to bomb eastern Europe? I can’t tell the the two of them apart.
carlzr almost 3 years ago
“The Skin of Our Teeth” by Thornton Wilder is being revived on Broadway.
mourdac Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Well represented in the classic ‘A Canticle for Leibowitz’ by Walter Miller.
Stan Corrected almost 3 years ago
I like the juxtaposition, the alignment of agents of annihilation.
mindjob almost 3 years ago
The circle of life so well depicted
morningglory73 Premium Member almost 3 years ago
That just about covers it.
jscarff57 Premium Member almost 3 years ago
“…in the year 2525, if man is still alive…”
Cerabooge almost 3 years ago
I don’t think we’re headed for a repeat of the Cretaceous-Paleogene event (75% of all species extinct). I think we’re headed for another Permian Extinction (90-96%).
thelordthygod666 almost 3 years ago
Whenever I watch a movie where the comet is threatening to hit and destroy life on Earth, I root for the comet.
briardvalet almost 3 years ago
Send in the clowns. Don’t bother, they’re here…
Will E. Makeit Premium Member almost 3 years ago
hmmm….speaking truth…evolution is for dummies
Calvins Brother almost 3 years ago
Nuclear weapons are akin to asteroids.
NickelAlloy almost 3 years ago
The existence of nuclear weapons represents a failure on the part of humanity. An adult, intelligent species would never have or even perceive the need for such things. The flaws in our way of life that cause and allow the creation of nuclear weapons are the same flaws that inevitably give control of them to madmen and clowns.
LeeGP almost 3 years ago
What comes after that? Another rought of blobs of protoplasm? Another declaration of “Fiat Lux!”?
sandpiper almost 3 years ago
If Putin pushes his red button, we will push our red button. That will end all speculation about planet killer asteroids. They will no longer be needed.
Duard almost 3 years ago
judging from the logo on the bomb, its an actinium bomb, on account of 3 electrons in the outer shell.
BeBadenov Premium Member almost 3 years ago
Or evolution OF dummies.
Stan McSerr almost 3 years ago
Killer Klowns from Outer Space
spaced man spliff almost 3 years ago
What was that science fiction story about a star that went supernova around 3400 BCE, thereby obliterating all its planets, including the one with intelligent life? Yes, THAT one, the light of which reached Earth just in time to guide the Three Wise Guys to Bethlehem. Was that God’s work too?
ktrabbit almost 3 years ago
Looks like a do-over to me.
DaBump Premium Member almost 3 years ago
LOL. Yes, it is.
mistercatworks almost 2 years ago
As long as they only have rubber nuclear weapons.